When partners 1 and 2 stick their necks out for the loan and do all the work for partners 3,4 and 5 to take an (assumed) equal slice - trust me, it won't be a good time. 

If it is the Lender’s appraiser, they legally CANNOT discuss their opinions with anyone else but their client.As a sidenote – I’m guessing this does not show the whole story, but what was posted above (the comps and MLS search criteria) is showing only a slice of the market (sales over $80,000 within the past year).

If you allow her fence to stay without taking an action, then later on she could possibly just take that slice of land from you through adverse possession.

Quote from @John Archer: Quote from @Angel Hagen: All of the 20 somethings in our market think he’s the best thing since sliced bread, but they don’t know any successful investors off YouTube.

OTH, I think most of the seller financing issues are consumer driven, the banks never did have a slice of that market nor would or could they, and still can't.An HML type needs to be aware of such issues as they will be working closely with banks and will want a good reputation and working with the public, they had better keep fairness in mind as well.

DSCR Lenders are pretty much only going to be available for residential - the only commercial will be a very small slice of small, majority-residential Mixed Use properties. 

Or Tenant cutting a slice in your AC  hose outside Unit on the ground. 

There are a million ways to slice an orange, it all depends on what you are looking to do in the short term and long term. 

If you have the slice from 73% to 77%, you're really in a weak position.The rehabber will have more costs that you list.

Not a slice the whole pie.